The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-20

NOW that the elections IN inc dlncpnt
states have been held, there r every
probability that week hence Will find
majority Of the representatives and sen.
atois IN Congress dropping into town ana
establishing Themselves Tor the session
Al the present time the number il very
limited.
OF this number, however Herald cor
respondent today talked with nan doDch
VI hlo,', nl'@' W ", Wluac N'oMs 1'o p,.,',s
HN'n pVioN; ih'S VIZ "'N'" '"i h',,',
ing 'nc surplus w ulc nc"sui} w, pc'V,,
manner Oh uIsl'IpuuhR ~, nnu N,uat oug''
10 nc nono nus winter III INC ni"''c' VI
fcuucuoh "l mNluoh'
ron INDUCED TAXES.
Nj Bland. q! Missouri, said. $50 far ms
revenue rciurm II concerned shall favor
n large reduction of tariff taxes by placing
such articles rs salt, coal and lumber ON
the free list. ~ well ~ many other raw
materials: also Il great reduction on all
articles Of common Justify. There ought
Ia be- made a reduction Of at least so, Co.,
600 customs taxes. nm opposed to any
reduction IT internal revenue taxes unless
that becomes necessary 10 secure u large
reduction Of tariff duties.
81 might consent 10 u partial repeal Of
the tohirro tax IN a compromise. / am
opposed "a paying out the surplus for in
| creased pensions or harbur dfcnscs \
reduction nf taxation ought 10 he made to
| an extent sufficient 10 compel the absorb.
thnn of the fnrplus in mcoiing the demands
of the sinking fund and the current cx-
pcndituros ui the government administered
| with rigid economy"
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H. ,,r,,r, :, c,nuromise Inc might consent
tn vote Tor some reduction Of the internal
tax on chpap toharrus, hut not upon
| liounn and fine cigars. He believes u
| cancus oi the Democratic members Of the
| IInusr should settle the policy of the party
cnrly in the session, and he will rligiousy
! abide hy the decision of the majority.
Ifihf surplus can bc used in paying the
public debit or in anticipating the interest
. ihcron, he prcicrs that ~ means OF
uniting il nrnin into circulation. Ii the
Sccrtn.y uf the Treasury cannot thus dis
p,-r al IL, and no law uln he justly made
| That would aid him in this direction. lac
| inyor speedy and liberal appropriations
! iur the equalization Of the bouniics oi the
soldiers 0i the late civil war In prefer
encc ,n amy other mode, believing that the
claim is a int one, aud that il would he
| thus murr quickly distributed aud rqlch
/ the channels ul trade better than In any
! other way.
lie believes that this anomalous condi.
/ II q
that belongs Ia the people ~ circulating
medium, being locked mp IN the treasury
rcqnir~ q political HurWry tha' many may
not IKE, put "hl'h VIII nave " po sun
miltcd TO-
ABOLISH TuE INTrRSAL RrvrNur.
MIR. Taulbcc, Of Kentucky, iavors ia,
rrienl uf the cutirc internal revenue law
and the doing away with the whole sys
tenn. Il Il undcmoculic nnd contrary Il
our system Of government rs he under
stands u, and when that IN done, he ~ u
favor Of thc passage oi law prohibiin
the manufacture oi and traffic IN sprirltu
Gus liuuor III ~ kinds, save for mcdicl
aud scientific purposes
II am in favor" he continued, 'oi NJ
3 ! plying the proCecds Of the sale ui publ
/, Land to educational purposes. ain In Il
4 | NuI ut llNiluF us many Ni iiif Nt''Nrtitf
4 Of life on the nee liz, M possible, and tlI
q reduction oi all tariff taxes TO as nearly
: revenue basis ns Practicable.
% "a am Ia favor u thc payment oi ih
/, | present surplus ON the public debt No,
\ am not la favor oi any wholesale pcnsio
\ bills, hut ana la favor 81 providing e
I. the actual wants OF the totally disabled an
dependent soldiers oi our country, Whrth'
9 their disabilities resulted from their scrNi'
= in thc army ar not,
\ ron uylus AND usunoEs.
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a. Of Transit and by liberal outlay ior 60.
NJ and harlOr dcirnrcs.
n "No, do not favor the abolition 81 q
- whole internal revenue tax. comp
nc niso will probably be- made to satisfy d
" eouthcfn friends, and the tax may
fe taken oil Oi tobacco, but | think not
nj sugar. although the tax on that may bc
5n duccd Personally, however, don't :